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July 1985 – Volume 9 • Number 7

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July 1985 - Volume 9 • Number 7

Rod Morgenstein, Kenny Malone, Tommy Campbell, Adam Woods, Phil Collins, Johnny Blowers, Ed Shaughnessy, Vinnie Colaiuta, Kelly Keagy

Modern Drummer
Jul 1, 1985
Features

Kenny Malone’s Quest For Knowledge

The one thing that Kenny Malone wanted to communicate most during our interview was a sense of joy. He told me so, although he didn't have to. His whole make-up—who he is as a person and how he approaches music—is…

by Robyn Flans
Sep 11, 2018
Concepts

Drumming And Recording

A red light means "go," but only in the music business. In every recording studio, the red light means "musicians at work." The red light means it is time to be serious. The red light means this is a "take.''…

by Roy Burns
Sep 11, 2018
Features

Adam Woods — breaking the rules

In England, it's not easy to join a top-40 band and make a good living at playing music. It's also not easy to become a virtuoso on your instrument and then spend five nights a week for years headlining the…

by Robin Tolleson
Sep 11, 2018
Features

Tommy Campbell — Progressive Chops

The date: May 20, 1984. The place: the Entermedia Theatre. The event: Zildjian Day in New York. Some of the greatest drumming talents in the world took the stage to display their craft. The artists appearing that day were Alex…

by William F. Miller
Sep 11, 2018
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